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- 1Trump Claims US Employment at Historic Highβ@POTUS : More people working in the United States right now than at any point in the History of our Country!
President Donald Trump, via the official @POTUS account, claimed that more people are working in the United States right now than at any point in the country's history. The statement, posted on the presidential account, is drawing attention as supporters echo the jobs milestone while critics question how the figures account for population growth and economic conditions.
- 2Critics brand Trump a liar and warn of constitutional crisisβ# TrumpIsALiar # TrumpIsAConman # ConstittionalCrisis # TrumpCorruption # USPolitics # POTUS # DeathOfDemocracy
Opponents of Donald Trump are spreading hashtags calling him a liar and a conman, alleging corruption and warning that American democracy is facing a constitutional crisis. The posts attack the president directly and frame the current political moment as the death of democracy in the United States. No specific new allegation is attached to the claims, which reflect a sharply critical mood among his online detractors.
- 3Trump slams NYC map for omitting Little Italyβ. @POTUS : "In NYC, officials recently released a map showing ethnic communities in our nation's largest city. The map i
President Donald Trump criticized New York City officials for releasing a map of ethnic communities that highlighted neighborhoods like Little Senegal, Little Guyana, Little Haiti and Little Yemen while leaving out Little Italy. He called the omission 'unthinkable' and 'a disgrace', and the remarks are drawing strong reactions and debate about the city's mapping of its cultural communities.
- 4Resurfaced Claims About Trump Tower Moscow Plans Spark DebateββA couple of years before he became POTUS, Donald was a golden shower or two away from building a Trump Tower in Moscow
Commentators are revisiting Donald Trump's pursuit of a Trump Tower in Moscow in the years before his presidency, describing it as a long-held ambition. Critics online claim the project, had it materialized, could have served as a hub for organized crime and sex trafficking, and they are linking the revived claims to the dossier allegations about Trump's Moscow ties.
- 5Trump Calls Musk 'Modern-Day Thomas Edison' as SpaceX Bonds Draw AttentionβΌSPCX Stock Jumps Overnight: Trump Hails Musk As βModern-Day Thomas Edisonβ Days After POTUS Portfolio Bought SpaceX Bonds
Donald Trump publicly praised Elon Musk as a 'modern-day Thomas Edison' just days after reports that the presidential portfolio purchased SpaceX bonds, and markets reacted with an overnight jump in SPCX-linked instruments. Investors and commentators are weighing the timing, questioning whether the endorsement and the bond purchase signal closer political and financial ties between the White House and Musk's space company.
- 6Elizabeth Holmes draws comparisons to Trump onlineβBirds of a feather. Scumbags naturally gravitate towards one another. They both represent the worst humanity has to offe
Disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is back in the news via a Yahoo News article, and a widely shared comment draws a direct parallel between her and Donald Trump, calling the two 'scumbags' who 'gravitate towards one another' and 'the worst humanity has to offer'. The post pairs hashtags like #corrupt, #felon and #grifters with #POTUS, framing both figures as cheats.
- 7Satirical 'Velveeto Corleone' nickname mocks Trump onlineβVelveeto Corleone bot by @ davidaugust This is a joke, not a threat: no investigating me please. # satire # potus45 # fu
Social media users are sharing satirical posts dubbing Donald Trump 'Velveeto Corleone', a joke blending processed cheese and the Mafia film character, under the tag Potus45. The author of the joke adds a tongue-in-cheek disclaimer that it is satire and not a threat, asking not to be investigated. The nickname is being shared as political humour in US politics discussions.
- 8Satirical 'Lie-a-tollah' bot takes aim at TrumpβLie-a-tollah bot by @ davidaugust This is satire, not sedition: please don't torture me. # satire # potus45 # funny # US
A satirical account has launched a bot nicknamed 'Lie-a-tollah', mocking former US president Donald Trump's statements as habitual falsehoods. The creator jokingly pleads 'this is satire, not sedition', a nod to the political and legal tensions surrounding Trump and his supporters. The gag has drawn small but amused engagement from US politics watchers online.
- 9Commenters argue US media overlooks billionaire influence over presidencyβIt might be so simple that the US legacy media is missing it. Allow me to summarize. If you allow the # POTUS to be boug
A political commentator argues that if the president is effectively bought and paid for by billionaire backers, Congress becomes the only branch of government US citizens can still control. The post claims US legacy media is missing this simple point, framing the issue as a loss of democratic accountability and urging voters to focus their demands on congressional oversight.
- 10Trump signs executive order on government services portalβWATCH: @POTUS signs an Executive Order directing USDA and other agencies to use https:// America.gov to streamline the p
The President signed an executive order directing the USDA and other federal agencies to use America.gov to streamline how Americans access government services. The signing was shared online, drawing attention to the administration's push to centralize and simplify access to federal programs through a single government website.
- 11Critics mock tech leaders' AI lunch with TrumpβI find this hilarious. The tech bros are obviously playing POTUS for the chump he is. # AI https://www. cnbc.com/2026/09
A CNBC report on a White House lunch between President Trump and leading tech executives is drawing ridicule from critics, who accuse Silicon Valley leaders of flattering the president to win favourable treatment on artificial intelligence policy. Commenters say the industry is 'playing' Trump for a fool, sparking debate over the cosy relationship between the administration and AI companies.
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Butler University's theatre programme is presenting a production of POTUS, the play about an offstage president and the women who manage the chaos around him. The show is currently running on campus in Indianapolis, drawing attention from local audiences and media coverage from Indianapolis station WTHR.